Frequently asked questions

From your readings, Révisio computes your average pace (miles or km per day, hours per month) over a sliding 30, 90 or 180-day window, then turns the mileage threshold into an estimated date. If your last reading is more than 45 days old, it asks for a new one before estimating anything.

Each task can combine several triggers (date, distance, engine hours, number of outings, a fixed day of the year). With “whichever comes first”, the first threshold crossed triggers the reminder; with “once all are reached”, both are needed (“50 h and 6 months”).

Yes: the main unit becomes engine hours, and the ship's log counts outings. Boat plans include winterising, relaunch, anodes and safety gear with expiry dates (flares, extinguishers, life raft, life jackets).

Enter the allowance (e.g. 60,000 km over 36 months), the price per extra km and the starting meter. Révisio draws the allowed line, your readings, and projects your mileage to the end date from your recent pace. You see the gap in km and money, and how many km per day you have left.

When entering a reading, turn on “Meter or dashboard replaced”: Révisio keeps the cumulative history so due dates stay right.

No, they are common starting points you can edit at any time. Always check your vehicle's service schedule.

Settings → Export all my data: one file with the whole logbook, photos and invoices included, password-encrypted if you like. On the new iPhone: Settings → Restore a backup.

No. Everything works offline and stays on your iPhone. You can export all your data as JSON, and a vehicle's logbook as PDF or CSV.

One vehicle is free, forever, with every reminder. Révisio Pro, a one-time purchase, unlocks unlimited vehicles, the lease module and the PDF logbook.